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GHD Hair Straighteners Hit The Ten Year Mark - By: Richard Ingle

It is now ten years since the hairdressing world was first introduced to GHD hair straighteners. It is a little crazy to know think that a decade has transpired since the launch of the now iconic GHD straighteners, that are liked by hairdressers and women over the United Kingdom and after this the rest of Europe and also the rest of the world. This company had the ability to accomplish something, for the reason that market place was missing any genuine good quality ceramic flat irons. Preceding hair straighteners and styling tools had opted for that cheap and basic design and look with most of these product were low quality and failed to give the ideal solutions people where trying to get from a styling tools they could use in the salon and in the home.

Good Hair Days can be seen as a hairdressing brand name that were able to gow and in essence improved the world of hair styling and the way people styled their hair, to the established and predominant power in professional hair styling, GHD hair stylers have basically been the story of the last ten years. However, as Good Hair Days starts to write the story of its second decade it is becoming increasingly clear that the brand has hit a junction that it'll have to successfully negotiate to be able to carry on being the best straightener manufacturer on earth.

The GHD brand is now very much established in people's minds and heart, because the product has become really popular, can the GHD brand carry on its dominance in the next 10 years? And can it hold of the challenge from some newcomers to the marketplace?

The main aims and ambitions of the GHD brand name was to set up themselves as being glamorous product in a industry that at the time did not have one - well not in terms of flat irons anyhow. To be compared inside the identical criteria as the key designer and cologne brand names such as Prada, plus the most exclusive hair care manufacturers, like Aveda. In many ways they have achieved this, nonetheless the answer to being a excellent company is to be able to change though keeping concentrated on where the business began in the market and what made it so great for all these years.

At the moment in time, when GHD first started out in hairdressing, it created a strategic partnership with hair salons. This enabled Good Hair Days to establish themselves as a salon only professional hair product, rather than a hair straightener which was endorsed by one particular celebrity hairdressers like other brands have done. It'll be pretty fascinating indeed to see where the GHD brand name does in the next 10 years. It's our own belief, that they'll should continue to innovate, although not lose track of its core brand identity that is salon regular item obtainable in hairdressing salons and spas and used by hair stylists.

In 2009 saw the launch of one of the most interesting GHD rivals, Cloud Nine Hair hair straighteners, which has been setup by the original founders of GHD, who have also employed the original marketing firm to help launch the product in the UK and I guess later across the globe. It really is tricky to talk about at this time, if Cloud Nine really can offer a heavy problem to the GHD brand name. It'll be very worthwhile to find out what GHD offer clients to celebrate the hitting the ten year mark. Over the past few years, GHD bring out a limited edition gift set of some sort, like a special edition straighteners or pack offers. Taking into account, now we have hit the 10 year mark, lets hope they really can surprise us all with a great deal.

About the Author

Since 2004 I have been using GHD straighteners in the salon. I have a GHD blog, where people interested in hair straighteners can compare prices and avoid buying fakes. This includes the new Blue GHD Straighteners and Green GHD Straighteners.

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